What do you do after two days of skiing?
Ensure that your Northern friends are familiar with Soul food and then dance off all the calories with a 3 hour dance party.
Our Saturday dinner menu was a group effort and included suggestions from just about everyone.
Menu
Oven slow roasted baby back ribs
Pork slab collard greens
Macaroni and Cheese
Cornbread
Tomato and corn salad
You would never know that the group was sore and exhausted after two days of skiing. Everyone surrounded the kitchen island, sipped on their drink of choice, and helped make dinner a success. Even though the guys didn’t have a grill for the ribs they made great use of the oven and their rub to deliver succulent and flavorful baby back ribs.
We all crowded around the dining room table for dinner so we could enjoy the feast together.
When you get off the slopes at 4pm and you’re done with dinner by 7pm there is plenty of time for fun festivities.
Such a wonderful weekend with amazing friends. I wish that this headache didn’t have to deal with a four hour drive back to the city right now, but luckily I can collapse in the back of the Tahoe and fall asleep.
Fun! Dance parties are the best. And those ribs look absolutely delightful. I don’t want the weekend to end either!
I was just catching up on all your ski trip posts. Sounds like you had a great time! I’m jealous you get to do it every year! I love skiing and don’t get to do it nearly enough. Sadly, DC is not close to much in the way of skiing. Glad to hear you’re becoming more confident on the slopes!
Looks like an amazing and fun weekend! I haven’t been skiing in years but your pictures make me want to get back to the slopes!
I also recently went to ABC Kitchen…loved it! Got the roast suckling pig…to die for!